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"Karir saya tidak seperti kamu" is not a proper Indonesian sentence, because it means my career does not look like the second person. That makes no sense because it is comparing "my career" with a person.

Here's another sentence with a similar construct to highlight why it's incorrect: "Anjing saya seperti kamu", which means "my dog is like (similar to) you."

However something like this should be accepted: "Karir saya tidak seperti punyamu", which is pretty much the exact translation of the english sentence.